Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-06-24
VERMONT PHGNX, BRArrIEBORO FRIDAY JUNE "a 1887.

Monday morning they were fined 80 aud
costs, amounting 90 1891 each They dis
closed ON Horace l.. Blanchard of Guilford
as selling them the liquor in bottles, and ON
Tuesday, he was arrested and fined $50 and
costs he took an appeal and is now in New
fame Jail, On the same day, Tuesday,
VIM. Trcndall was arrested for drunken
ness and was fined 50 and costs by Judge
Newton.
BY invitation, the pastor Of the Methodist
church will preach temperance sermon
next Sunday. All are welcome
The Springfield ull) State journal Of the
18th inst, mentions the fact that K. q. lIar-
die lis II guest mt Senator Culum's home ON
North Sixth street, and has painted
Il very correct half life size portrait of the
senator
News has been received Of the serious i'll
ness, from typhoid fever, Of Mr.. James Nor
rill, son of senator Morrill, aud at one tune
law student in the Office of Hon. j. NJ.
Tyler. Mr. Morrill, has been i'll in the South
for some time, and finally started North,
hoping to reach New England, but on ar
irving at Washington was too weak to pro
coed farther His family were photographed
for and started at once, and Mrs Morrill,
aud Miss Swan were in the terrible Havrc
lie Grncc accident Tuesday, but fortunately
escaped almost unframed
Northamptons stone-crusher has been
set up and is now ready for business. The
crushcr and engine cost about 1880 the
engine house 500 and the work ON plat
form and bin 5000 more-naking total
expense Of only $3.50, with a prospect Of
some good roads ahead But then, the
northampton people didn't come to our last
town meeting, and so they don't know how
foolish they are in having a stone crusher.
Sunday, June 26th, will he observed as
children's day at the Centre church In
the morning the pastor will preach to the
children, aud the service will be- especially
for them. The evening service will be de
voted to a Sunday school concert in the
church, in which the little ones and the
younger members of the school will have
the most prominent parts
c. z. Gilson's second market day" at
his West Chesterfield mart was greater
success, even, than the first one He sold
81 good horses besides harnesses and car
riages.
The town liquor agency has been remov-
ed to one of the rooms on the lower floor of
the town hall building.
Those interested in the High school COM
menccment exercises will remember that
Rev Mr.. Day breaches the baccalaureate
sermon at the Baptist church ON Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock The public excr-
cses of the graduating class will be held IN
the town hall on Monday evening and will
begin promptly at : o'clock The school
board and teachers especially request that
all should be in their seats and quiet at that
time
An appreciative audience listened to the
| spirited rendering of little French play,
! sic Rtt0W de- Jdpou,' by Miss Howe's
| French pupils at the High school building
Wednesday evening, The various players
acquitted themselves very creditably, both
in the facility and correctness of their pro
nunciatiou and in their Interpretation of
the characters-David Willard as De L0rge
viii Collins ms Mbon, Susie Kirwan as Lou.
Use, Mirmie Brasor as PduiiHe and Minnie
| HHskins as Biiguet-and no better proof i,
needed of the teachers thoroughness and
the scholars diligence. Other interesting
numbers ON the evenings program wer,
recitations and declamatiOns, singing by d
double quartet from the fourth division and
by Miss Thwing, and dialogue between
Lena Walker and Frank Field.
The Rev. p. V. Finch, rector of St
Jamess church, Greenfield, will preach il
st. Michaels church ON Sunday next, in cx
change with the Rev Mr. Collins.
4 meeting of citizens will be held ut tn,
town hall next Tuesday evening at $50 T.,
see what action shall be taken in regard Z,
the proposcd purchase of the old foi,
grounds for the use of our town fair or
ganizaton. At the same time officers vii
DE CHOSEN 10 MAKE arrangements Tor a tow
fair next fall 1t is "A matter in which al
vida o,vnke citiv.ns and ,sn.ci,lI,. al
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farmers ana Stock-gfoWers, are Interested
and there ought to be full attendance
Let every bndy turn ont and tnlk ovnr III,
mt, e. ~ I III ~, II - .
ii"ut'I lui!' anu uc'l''e On IL pToad' sellHl
BILE, permanent basis on which to 20 ahead
The citizens of adjoining towns are invite,
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" N"''c a. r'nE an clual INTEREST "t'
voice with BrattleburO people i'll the matter